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Old Time Radio Programs, One Out Of Seven
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| One out of Seven 46-02-06 Senator Theodore Bilbo |
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| One out of Seven 46-02-27 Brotherhood Week |
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| One out of Seven 46-03-13 3rd World War |
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| One out of Seven 46-03-20 Anti-Negro South |
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| One out of Seven 46-xx-xx Free Men |
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| One_Out_Of_Seven_reviews.xml | Metadata | 968.0 B |
Reviewer:
lancelotlmg -
Subject:
A Chilling Snapshot of the fight for American Equality
This groundbreaking series starred Jack Webb. Devised as a radio docudrama, it selected actual news articles and quotations to argue the progressive agenda of racial equality. Listen to the Feb 6, 1946 show unmasking the now-forgotten Sen. Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi—one of America’s most despicable racists-to get just a hint of what civil rights workers were up against. This is actual American history, not the fantasies of Glenn Beck or other Fox Television pundits. Powerful stuff.